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Professor Brian Leiter conducted a survey the other day in which he asked his blog readers how many law schools they think will close in the next decade before taking the survey off-line when it started drawing a non-academic audience. Fifteen percent of the total 323 respondents think no schools will close in the next ten years while a 61% majority expect one to ten law schools to close. Professor Leiter's question assumes no change in the availability of federally-funded student loans. Of course if that changes, you'll likely see widespread, immediate closings of many (most?) law schools.

Here's the survey question followed by the results (click here to see a nice chart).